Neodori Forever Review (Steam)



For our Neodori Forever Review, we play this retro-inspired, endless arcade 3D racing game inspired by the beloved old classics. A colorful cast of rivals is waiting to race against you in a variety of vibrant environments.
Collect power-ups and coins on the way to expand your car collection and outrun the competition.

Neodori Forever Review Pros:

  • Low poly 3D graphics style.
  • 116.05MB download size.
  • Steam achievements.
  • Racing gameplay.
  • Graphics settings – post-processing, camera shake, and a UI scale slider.
  • 27 cars to unlock.
  • Endless runner-style gameplay with auto accelerate and simple drift and boost controls.
  • Collect coins and fuel on the track.
  • Progress bar.
  • Drift corners and you have full control.
  • Police can appear if you are being erratic and they make your life a lot harder.
  • Decent soundtrack.
  • Plays well. World map event select.
  • The best score is shown in each event.
  • Bonus little events can happen from police to other racers showing up.
  • Unlock new cars by buying a random crate for coins.
  • The layout of power-ups and coins will randomize every run.
  • Steam cloud support.
  • Cars feel different but it could be a placebo.
  • A cool Walkman-style pause menu with music controls.

Neodori Forever Review Cons:

  • The drifting is really loose and sensitive.
  • No tutorials.
  • Minimal graphic settings.
  • The hitbox for pickups and coins is really small.
  • Cannot rebind controls.
  • Slow unlock system as coins can take forever to build up.
  • Hitting the wall is overpowered not just from damage but how much it slows you down instantly.
  • The menu is clunky with the controller.
  • Cars don’t have stats.
  • The mouse cursor stays on the screen even when using the controller.

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Neodori Forever:

Official website.

Developer: Strobetano

Publisher: Crescent Moon Games 

Store Links –

Steam

 

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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